Topics created by FelixTheBlackCat

Use natives, most controls are compatible between keyboard and controller.

Thanks for the help! Got it working.

@FelixTheBlackCat

We already have a karma system, though any karma system is completely useless in my mind. Constructive posts should be able to stand on themselves without leaning on the reputation of the poster.

Discriminating between paying users and free users is disgusting. The modding community is already discutable as-is, with paid exclusive mods and paid GTA:O cheating, there's absolutely no reason to make this place as toxic as the rest by throwing in money-for-reputation.

@stillhere Thanks! I'll try that.

@FelixTheBlackCat different styles for different people

Thanks I know how to add references in Visual Studio, but is there a way to just use NativeUI with a normal .cs file in Notepad++?

@FelixTheBlackCat For a small donation i can take up this project sadly i don't have time to consider non donation Projects for a while.

I'm working on a sound mod that replaces the death and pain sounds for both female and male npc's with ones used in GTA 4 and Max Payne 3.
Been in progress for a while now!

@AHK1221 Thank you! Works perfectly. And as for the wanted level check, I was just first implementing it, that will be moved in a moment

Use GAMEPLAY::CLEAR_AREA_OF_COPS.

@FelixTheBlackCat you can look up GTAV C# tutorials on YouTube for a visual explanation. Since you already have the .cs, you can create a new C# project (any template I guess, I'd go with Class Library), replace the code in the generated .cs with your own (or delete it and add your .cs through the Project tab -> Add Existing Item).

Then right-click References -> Add References -> Browse -> Select the scripthookvdotnet.dll file and click Okay.

Optionally, you can go to Project -> Properties -> Build Events -> Post-Build event command line and enter a directory that you would like to send a copy of the dll to, like so:

COPY "$(TargetDir)$(TargetFileName)" "C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto V\scripts"

Finally, you can go to the Build tab and click Build Solution or Build [Project name] to build the dll and have a copy of it sent to the directory you indicated above.

@Unknown-Modder Thanks!

@Willief23 Which do I change to this and

<Item value="true" />
<Item value="false" />

which do I change to this?

<Item value="false" />
<Item value="true" />

I tried this and it didn't work.

https://pastebin.com/raw/eRZMbXmD

Sorry to bother you so much.

@FelixTheBlackCat Yeah, a good vehicle template, always makes more easy the job. Looks practically like the videoclip. Congratulations! You can start your mods now yeah!